Judge Cristi Danilet announces Polish-like protests by magistrates
Publicat:The Romanian magistrates will organize protests according to a Polish model, judge Cristi Danilet announced on RFI on Thursday in the context of the new emergency ordinance on the laws of justice.
"We did not need changes to the laws of justice, neither through the laws passed in Parliament nor through OUG (Emergency Ordinance, ed.n.). But what is happening at the moment only confirms the magistrates' concerns - namely that the laws were put together in a hurry, the laws were poorly conceived, they have led to ineffective aspects in some courts and prosecutors' offices, the laws have…
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